chan_echolink: dbget should look at connected nodes first #484
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This updates chan_echolink to make the dbget nodename and dbget callsign commands look at the internal connected nodes table first. This modification is required due to the way the relay servers operate. They use one ip address for multiple callsigns. They also make up node numbers. This causes problems looking up relay mode nodes from the internal node database. This closes #434.
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This updates chan_echolink to make the
dbget nodenameanddbget callsigncommands look at the internal connected nodes table first.This modification is required due to the way the relay servers operate. They use one ip address for multiple callsigns. They also make up node numbers. This causes problems looking up relay mode nodes from the internal node database.
This closes #434.